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"Misreading" as a book category covers works that foreground the gap between text and interpretation—stories, essays, and critical pieces that revel in mistaken readings, deliberate reinterpretations, and the surprises that come from misunderstanding. It includes metafictional novels with unreliable narrators or fragmented narratives that force readers to piece together conflicting accounts; parodies and pastiches that skew canonical texts; scholarly or essayistic treatments that expose how culture, translation, bias, or context warp meaning; and playful annotated editions or alternate histories that show how one change in perception rearranges everything. Central themes are ambiguity, hermeneutic play, miscommunication, and the ethics and consequences of misinterpretation, making the category appealing to readers who enjoy puzzles of meaning, critical thinking about language, and works that challenge how we make sense of stories.

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